Sentence examples for would you label from inspiring English sources

How would you label those who fight for healthcare, free education and honorable work that allows them to live in dignified conditions?

How would you label yourself?

For example, if you were to create a spreadsheet onto which you placed the data, how would you label the columns and rows?

How many would you label "good" reasons?

From the 70s onwards, even to suggest there was a British model to conform to would have you labelled as a racist," he writes.

All of this to train a voluntarily captive audience — one that has been trained to not question their leaders, for doing so would get you labelled as a traitor.

"We've already changed culture, we can discuss things that five years back if you had brought them up in a serious conversation, would have gotten you labeled as a conspiracy theorist," said Snowden, speaking from Russia, where he received asylum after the US government charged him with espionage in 2013.

Friday's 3-0 victoverover Italy in Zurich was as emphatic as it was impressive, though you would label much of the Italian resistance "Keystone Cops defending" if we didn't know that the cops have already been and gone from the Italian camp.

To continue the temperature-time example from the introduction, you would label the x-axis as months during the year, and the y-axis as temperature.

As did La'Porsha Renae, talented for sure, but not someone you'd label as captivating.

If you were to meet our girls today, with two years of being children of divorce under their belts, you would never label them as "Victims of Divorce".